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Women's rugby in Iran suffering
Iran's women's rugby side, who made their international debut in 2009, have reportedly been banned from playing, in an apparant clampdown on women's sport.
Iran's women's rugby side, who made their international debut in 2009, have reportedly been banned from playing, in an apparant clampdown on women's sport.
Iran's women's rugby side, who made their international debut in 2009, have reportedly been banned from playing, in an apparant clampdown on women's sport.
Major nations turn down Euro Cup place
The draw for the European Cup, women’s rugby’s oldest international tournament, has taken place. Wales, Ireland and Scotland have not entered this year.
The draw for the European Cup, women’s rugby’s oldest international tournament, has taken place. Wales, Ireland and Scotland have not entered this year.
The draw for the European Cup, women’s rugby’s oldest international tournament, has taken place. Disappointingly this year only eight nations have entered with Wales, Ireland and Scotland the most high profile countries declining to take part this summer.The competition is divided into two tiers with four sides competing for two titles.
Scrumqueens 2011 team of the year
It's been another superb year of growth for women's rugby. As the year draws to a close we've looked back at the games of 2011 and chosen our top players in our Team of the Year.
It's been another superb year of growth for women's rugby. As the year draws to a close we've looked back at the games of 2011 and chosen our top players in our Team of the Year.
It's been another superb year of growth for women's rugby. As the year draws to a close we've looked back at the games of 2011 and chosen our top players in our Team of the Year. The Scrumqueens team have watched as much footage of the 54 test games and many 7s competitions and also consulted a number of players and coaches before coming up with the final team!
New Zealand losses could be a blessing in disguise
Website editor Ali Donnelly says that some good may come out of their two losses to England for the Black Ferns
Website editor Ali Donnelly says that some good may come out of their two losses to England for the Black Ferns
Website editor Ali Donnelly says that some good may come out of their two losses to England for the Black Ferns. New Zealand were beaten twice in England but drew the last game 8-8. Donnelly argues that maybe now the time has come for the NZRU to invest in their women's team.
Round two: Three key areas
Website editor Ali Donnelly picks out three key areas which could define who wins the remaining two games in the series between England and New Zealand
Website editor Ali Donnelly picks out three key areas which could define who wins the remaining two games in the series between England and New Zealand
Website editor Ali Donnelly picks out three key areas which could define who wins the remaining two games in the series between England and New Zealand. England won the first test 10-0 at Twickenham and the two teams play again at Esher on Tuesday and Saturday.
Briggs bursting for more Irish action
Ireland women's rugby fullback Niamh Briggs looks back the last year or so for her side in her first blog for Scrumqueens.com.
Ireland women's rugby fullback Niamh Briggs looks back the last year or so for her side in her first blog for Scrumqueens.com.
Ireland women's rugby fullback Niamh Briggs looks back the last year or so for her side in her first blog for Scrumqueens.com. She reflects on her fantastic World Cup experience and brings us right up to speed with Ireland's preparation for next year's Six Nations. The Irish back three player has won 26 caps for her country.
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